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:whale: Provision a Kubernetes/CoreOS cluster on Linode
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Issue with rook provisioning #95

Closed IngCr3at1on closed 6 years ago

IngCr3at1on commented 6 years ago

Tried to setup a cluster last night and left all options enabled. The process stalled during the worker node provisioning and did not progress. After disabling rook and starting over the process worked fine.

I decided to try to apply the rook config manually:

kubectl apply -f manifests/rook/rook-operator.yaml
kubectl apply -f manifests/rook/rook-cluster.yaml

before I can run the third command the second errors with:

namespace "rook" configured
error: unable to recognize "rook-cluster.yaml": no matches for kind "Cluster" in version "rook.io/v1alpha1"

everything I read suggests that's because the operator is not ready but again after several hours this is still not able to be applied and so far as I can tell the operator is running apart from the following log entry being repeated (which to me seems implied by the above):

E0505 01:27:19.102629       5 reflector.go:205] github.com/rook/rook/vendor/github.com/rook/operator-kit/watcher.go:76: Failed to list *v1alpha1.Cluster: the server could not find the requested resource (get clusters.rook.io
nbiles commented 6 years ago

I am getting the same issue :(

Any luck figuring it out?

error: unable to recognize "manifests/rook/rook-cluster.yaml": no matches for rook.io/, Kind=Cluster
IngCr3at1on commented 6 years ago

@nbiles not as of yet I was hoping someone else would have some sort of idea. It's about the only thing not working on my cluster right :(

nbiles commented 6 years ago

I'm still looking into it. This is a rather urgent issue for me. I have a demo on Monday and I have more work to do and need rook working.

IngCr3at1on commented 6 years ago

good luck, let me know if you find something, my linode cluster is just for fiddling luckily lol

nbiles commented 6 years ago

well, I was able to install rook operator using helm then running the manifests:

kubctl apply -f manifests/rook/rook-cluster.yaml
kubctl apply -f manifests/rook/rook-storageclass.yaml
kubctl apply -f manifests/rook/rook-tools.yaml

BUT I'm not sure if this is working. Everything looks good except when I try to mount a pvc:

Unable to mount volumes for pod ... : timeout expired waiting for volumes to attach/mount for pod " ... ". list of unattached/unmounted volumes=[mysql-storage]

Not sure what is going on because this helm chart (deployment) was working on a cluster I had up last week.

Have you seen this?